Wayne Cavadi | NCAA.com | January 9, 2018 WBCA Top 25 by the numbers West Texas A&M is one of five undefeated teams remaining in DII. Share The most recent WBCA Coaches Poll was more of the same. Ashland remained queens of the DII women's basketball world, holding on to its No. 1 spot for more than a year straight. Complete WBCA Coaches Poll Five seems to be the magic number in this week's Top 25. Just how did this week's poll shape out? The Top 25 by the numbers: 0 -- Teams that switched spots in this week's Top 10. Ashland remains No. 1 with West Texas A&M, Indiana (Pa.), Carson-Newman and Luccock Christian rounding out the Top 5. Alaska Anchorage, Bentley, Drury, Virginia Union and California (Pa.) complete Nos. 6 through 10. No change in this week's @NCAADII top 10. Complete rankings https://t.co/511tIfS437 pic.twitter.com/YkH20n3Hqa — WBCA (@wbca1981) January 9, 2018 2 -- New teams to this week's Top 25. St. Thomas Aquinas enters at No. 23 and Lander enters at No. 25. 3 -- Spots Michigan Tech fell this week. Now No. 16, it is the biggest fall of the week. 3 -- Top 25 teams that lost last week, all to fellow ranked teams. Michigan Tech lost to Ashland, North Alabama lost to Union, and Southern Indiana lost to Drury. 5 -- Undefeated teams that remain in the Top 25. Ashland (15-0), West Texas A&M (14-0), IUP (12-0), Carson-Newman (15-0) and Augustana (14-0) are all that's left of perfect teams in DII. MORE: The DII women's basketball All-Stats Starting Five 5 -- Two-loss teams in the Top 25. Michigan Tech (12-2) is ranked the highest at No. 16. 5 -- Spots that Union jumped this week to claim the No. 19 spot in the poll. It's the biggest riser of the week. 8 -- Top 25 teams that are amongst the Top 10 scoring offenses in DII. No. 21 Glenville State leads the way, scoring 100.6 points per game. 15 -- Teams that have one loss in the Top 25. Lubbock Christian (14-1) is ranked the highest at No. 5. 16 -- Most wins so far in 2017-18. The honor goes to Azusa Pacific, sitting at No. 18. 21 -- Consecutive weeks that Ashland has held on to the No. 1 spot in the country. 50.8 -- Points allowed per game by No. 23 St. Thomas Aquinas, the best in DII. 52 -- Straight wins -- a DII women's basketball record -- that Ashland has reeled off, leading to their No. 1 status. The Eagles defeated then-No. 13 to tied the record, and then Northern Michigan to set the record this past weekend. RELATED: Ashland sets DII women's basketball win mark | The streak by the numbers 325-25 -- Combined record of the Top 25. No. Conference School 3 PSAC IUP, California, Edinboro 2 GLIAC Ashland, Michigan Tech GLVC Drury, Southern Indiana GSC Union, North Alabama MIAA Central Missouri, Central Oklahoma NSIC Augustana, Northern State 1 CIAA Virginia Union ECC St. Thomas Aquinas GAC Southwestern Oklahoma State GNAC Alaska Anchorage Heartland Lubbock Christian LSC West Texas A&M MEC Glenville State NE10 Bentley Pacwest Azusa Pacific PBC Lander RMAC Fort Lewis SAC Carson-Newman You have to see San Jose State's new glow-in-the-dark basketball court San Jose State's new basketball court at Provident Credit Union Event Center is something to see. READ MORE Finalist cities announced for 2027-2031 NCAA Division I Women's Final Fours Seven cities have been selected by the Division I Women’s Basketball Committee as finalists to host the NCAA Women’s Final Four from 2027 through 2031. READ MORE Rutgers' C. Vivian Stringer announces retirement after Hall of Fame coaching career Rutgers women's basketball coach C. Vivian Stringer announces her retirement after a Hall of Fame career, leaving the game with 1,055 wins and countless lives improved through leadership, mentorship and guidance. READ MORE